Shu Isaka, a filmmaker, and Benjamin Efrati, a media artist, conducted fieldwork in the lakes and limestone caves of the Jura Mountains in the Jura department of France, while dealing with the situation of the novel coronavirus disaster, and co-produced a game application using the data obtained. In the production process, we used 3D scanning software, game engines, VR, brainwave sensors, drones, etc., to search for the uncertain aspects and latent structures in the relationship between the environment created by technology and the people facing that environment, and to create a virtual “terroir” that appears through digital representations.Based on this concept, we were able to create a foundation for creating a place for international collaboration to think about how we can live and create with a critical perspective on society and civilization supported by technology.